Clinical Analysis of Medication Combined with Rehabilitation Intervention for Post-stroke Shoulder Hand Syndrome Patients

March 1, 2026Chinese Health Care

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This research aims to investigate the clinical effects of acupoint therapy combined with cupping therapy for patients with post-stroke shoulder hand syndrome.
Ninety-four patients were randomly assigned to observation and control groups, each with 47 patients.
The control group received standard care including education and medication, while the observation group additionally received acupoint therapy and cupping.
Scores on VAS, HAMD, HAMA, FMA, and SS-QOL, as well as hand swelling, were compared before and after treatment.
Post-intervention, both groups showed improvement in VAS, HAMD, HAMA, FMA, and SS-QOL scores, but the observation group's improvements were significantly larger (P<0.05).
The total effective rate in the observation group was significantly higher than in the control group (P<0.05).

Evaluates combined therapy effects on post-stroke shoulder hand syndrome, suggesting improved recovery.

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